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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Races one week from tc-mcTox. Services in all the churches ;o-rnor- row.
 Another cold wave has struck ;hc town.
 A slight iall o: hail and snow lat night.
 Pheni1 continues to se.oicc at her ssilrosd projects.
 Professor Thomas wife has had . teri- ous siege ot the IT saslea.
 A new side wal; is being laid on the sou.L side of the llaza.
 Liberal purses VII be given fo- 'te faces on Sunday, the 30thi inst.
 H. M. McEeill Of the Gazette vii leave for Phenix tomorrow morning.
 The last issue of ,be Nogales Frontier comes 10 us printed on manila paper.
 Considerable interest is already mani tested in the races which are 10 come of on the 3oth inst.
 1t is hoped iha, the telegraph office. with a reliable operator, will soon te opened again in Prescott.
 Services a, :he Baptist church ;c- morrow AS follows: Preaching at 2. ni. and Sabbath school s. , F. m.
 c. J. Clark, superintendent oi the St.
  Louis-Yavapsi milling company, and his wife are visiting Prescott.
 General Miles and family passed oyer the Atlantic & Pacific few days since cn route to headquarters at Los Angeles. The Prescott, rifles will give q compli- men.ary dance and supper io members of the legislature next Thursday eyen- ing.
 A correspondent of the Star says that W. C. Foster will be appointed territo- rial auditor and Hugo Richards tte.,s. urer..
 Cameron Hiking has appointed John S.Behan as clerk of the code commission vice B. W. Tichenor, who refused to serve
 J.W. Colgan has taken a contract with the Walnut Grove Water Storage company which furnishes employment to his teams
 Hon W. (. Watkins. joint council man from the southern district, Eyes within SIX miles ot the Yavapai county inc, Tn .si,. connty.
 Services at the M. F. church to-ror. row as follows: Preaching q; 10 30 a. m. and P. m; Sunday school at II 50 .. n. J. c. Eherhar;, pastor Goa! oil, which four years ago sold for sll per case, Of ten gallons, can now be bought in Prescott for $500 per case, since we have become railroad town. The cour. has taken under advise ment tine mandamus in the case of the territory vs. the county treasurer. < decision will be rendered or Monday l at 10 o'clock am. George D. Me..ey, salvation a-r7v ] scout, published the following notice in ths morning sheet: salvation army ! meeting Lord's day, January 23j, 2 D. m., at the scouts quarters. last house eas: Guriey street. Come over."
 :. ". French. the s;sas, service ob. sssve. .. Wh;p9is. reports tas: cold
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Adjourned until 2 p. m.
Counci.
SATURDAY, January 22.

SATURDAY, January z.
 Watkins introduced bill to amend an act concerning proceedings in civl cases.
 Breeds memorial to congress relative to conining the Navajo lndiAns on their reservation, was passed.
 House bill rela.ive 10 cleaning out stock cars, wac indefinitely postponed. House bii conierring on the governor authority to veto portions of an appro- pria:ion bill without yetoing entire bill. was reported fsyorably from judiciary and passed by vote of 10 to 2, Mes>rs. Drake and Goodrich voting in the negative.
 Adjourned until Monday st 10 o'clock nl.
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TrEspAY. Jan 25.
Council.

Council met at usual hour. A reeo- lution was introduced by Anderson ask ing that :he Ways and Means committee take up the revenue laws and report by a bill thereon.
 4 resolution was also introduced ask ing that the Ins,ne Asylum committee be empowered 70 send for witnesses and administer oaths to enable them 70 make complete investigation.
 License bill ic.-cducsd by Drake, read first time and referred to Ways and Means committee.
 House bull introduced by Smith ex-
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EXcitenonr

Great excitement. has been caused in the vicinity 0. Paris, Tex, by the re- markable recovery of Mir. ,. z. Corley, who was 90 helpless be could not turn in bed, CT raise his head; every body said he was dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery was sent. Finding relief. he bou yht I large bottle and box c. Dr. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles oi the Discovery, inc was we'll and had gained iu flesh thiriy-six pounds.
 Trial bottles oi this Great Discovery for Consumption free al C. 6. Hutchin-
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H. E. Lacy. formerly post trader a
 Fort Apache. and . member O! tho lstt legislative assembly. is chaisnan of tn.
 board Q! supervisors of Pima county. "To them that have shall be given
 more. and to them that have not shall
 be denied what they want" Slightly
 transposed, but somewhat approprist.
 to our democratic legislature.
 The Sentinel says tha. t is rumorod
 that negotiations are pending for the
 sale of mines in the Centennial district
 to an eastern syndicate witt .Sensior
 Dorsey at the hese.
 Messrs. Smith and Webb made the most eloquent speeches of this session
 yesterday on the bi,l allowing the gov error to veto portions oi an appropria- ton bii..
 The Knights of Pythias will entertain ! a number of their grand lodge oficers tonight at their Castle hall. Special invitations have been sent to the dis tinguished guests, while general invi- tation Is extended to members of the
 order. Dancing will be indulged in. Parties living OF the reservation have
 been somewhat worried during ,Le pas. week over an order ion the govern men: requiring hem tc leave. When they understand that the order was based on misre. resentaticns made by the notorious Dr. Day they win ceaee to be alarmed. The order VI. TO doui. le rescinded when the facts are known -Mohave County Miner.
 The members os the commission to codiiy the laws have made their appoint ment of clerks as follows: Mir. Wells has appointed Miss Amelia Rush, of Pres colt; Mir. Goodrich, T. s. Riley, of Mar icopa, and Cameron H. King, w. Tichnos, of Prescott.
 Arrangements are Leir made to give a day Of racing On Sunday, January l 30th, A subscription was staTted to- day among our business men which met | with hearty response. The track will I be placed m first class condition and in l addition to . number of local horses it | Is said that some Of the Dlooded stock | of Phenix Will ts entered for the prize | purse.
 Tucson has just exempted her news papers from paying license. 4 licensc is imposed on tine newspapers oi Pres cott which should be repealed by our :ity authorities. Such tax is unknown put of Arizona. The argument used against il in securing its repeal in Tue 'On, Was very clear and forcitle, viz: That compelling newspaper to pay a icense was an injustice; that it was q to compel newspapers in pio- ,eer country like Arizona, to pay license md where so much was expected of the for the good of the territory, md that it was peculiarly a hardship { nasrnuch az it was only done here.
 Congress must he a remarkably stu ,id body when compared to an Arizona egislature. Tine best talent in the for ner body has been engaged for years n tryiag to frame an interstate com nerce bill for the regulation of freights md fares, with rather inier.or success. some of our large calihered legislators ,sve gotten on 10 the solution of the 'exed question in about fifteen minutes |,
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We will give le0 acres of deedei land,

We will give ls0 scre. O. deeded land, half mile running water, and a good stock range 0 the person who wiii pay M cash two-thirds of the actual cost of the improvements upon the the land would trade for Prescoti town property. Arizona Investmen. Agency, E. C. Smith, Manager, in Hoo. and HoIn building.
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FESM FkFnsy. DAIRY.
 : Meas.ss everyshere. z Joe T.c,ng is very sick.
 - 1'rSfn .nnnluS on time.

.~ jUc tscng is very stcE- < Train running on time.
 Lock ve'i so your wood piles < Cloudy, threatening weather sgsin. : Judge Tinker has gone home to Flag ssag ...-r
 The cede conmission has commenced i;s iaaoiE. : Good warm underwear from $I 10 $lO a sr:ai at ,he Lion store. .frasi- n,ilk, 5-cen;s Ter gl.ss. al Bau- : naAnn's confectionery = 4 hand of sypsies are in camp in West Prescott.
 ,. 2. sterens and family lei, for Les Angeles tslis afternoon.
 l large line of Cardigan and Jersey jackets at the Lion sserc
 II. E. MeNei!I, of the Phenix Gazette. is threatened with si0.0o0 libel suis.
 Aeoord-as .a the Sentinel, Yuma county Is experiencing quite business boom.
 Aspceisl grand jury Is talked of for fhe investigation oi the Flagstaff lynch ia@
 Cameron H. King, member of the code commission, arrived on yesterday C train.
 we regret b announce the death d tsse infaa; son of Judge V. 0. O'Neill which occurred yesterday.
 Two sanrlins works enterprises are talked oi; enc to be erected in Prescott, and one within sbeu: five miles oi town.
 Inc ci! paintings ;h.: belong to ihs numerous customers c! George H , Carr wi. be distributed next Saturday night by -a:ae.
 sirs, 2a.net.. vho had hs- shoulder s,:tioeated. recently hy being throwE sru:a buggy. is rapidly recovering n der D.. EebinSous cara
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snI3 Iii ;. W. z. WILSON X co. '.
The .He,rsr's Of Issss Pua,as Gone :
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Ore. D<. and ). Pentland Ilafe, afIef' considerable expense. comInesesAI tle. ma ufaeture oi ''nltruus oxide gas fur .be absolutely '+fsaIaiess extraction" of teeth. They miIi eon1saHe ;o 1een . good supply airaT: ea hand ol pure fresh gas, -o that ttle mast ti1nid may no lo1ger dread ,Ae extraction ci trouble sC,,, c sl.efh = .... u -.--- --.-..--
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R. N. Frederick, Sec.

The Courier says: "There arc nov . great many first class printers in Pres co.t who want work, but ss the Iegi.ls. tcre has no. yet ordered ar-. the Courier ( ii ce i- doing the best it an b the bo.s." Tn. lesisla:nre oc,;ere.. 2,0O0 copies ci the governors 4ce prirted wnich vas awarded ti.. Courier. but inst,al of em. iy.,i-s .,., Grsi $ printers n Prescott ;o do the work. .t was sent to San Fra snciscc and performed being returned here by ex. press.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26
Buckion's Arnica Saivo.

The best salvc in the world ;or cr.s bruises, sores, ulcers, cal: Theuu, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilbiains. corns and ah skin eruptions, and posi-. lively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give paTfec: satisfaction CT money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by (. s. Hutchison.
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A s-syz

To all who are snffer:ng from the errors and indiscretiohs tiyeuth, nervous weakness, eatlsssieeay less .f rssaRhoad, etc, 1 well send .6M recipe that wEIi cure FREE GF CHARGE, This great remedy was fFeoyerei by ? missionary in South ametiea. Send . se,f-.ljssrcssed envelope to the Rev. 3osEPE T, IsyAS, SiAtin-l D NnX In-k .... :: =.
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NOTICE 70 SETrlE,.

We have on ear books a i@tge nun Der Of accounts 'oag pass tiln=- = Every one owing us MUST csn,s sorwa1j and settle. I. not paii wlihia thiIty days they will be placed in .i,e hands of au attorney for collection. ~@s~ .,;~.z .<ss.
 anI3 lSa W. z. WILSON X co. sz.,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Piano for Safe

: Or vii rent the came to responsible
 psrty.A grand square will be soli cheap.
 Apply 70 J. l.. Fisher 7 2. ..:. :: ....:. :
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F...e .russpAr,s pA,lv

! r0u lUHSOAUS OA1Iv
 ! D. \. FickuA, of Tombstone, lsit fo'
 home yesterday.
 !, Buy your tickets ior the ball on
 Thursday evening.
 Interest in next Sunday's races con.
 tinues to increase.
 "Caribon" Brown is stopping . few
 days in town. en route to Colorado. The F. A. Tritle's new tender was
 pretty badly used up ia yesterdays E
 smash up.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler Is pre- pared to redeem wArrs nss. series of 1885, ! up to Nc. i20.
 Louis Pierce, brother-in-law of T. L. Bacon. Is seriously Ill at the resi- dence of the latter. The supreme court adjourned to-day without the transaction of any business, until 3 o'clock P. In tomorrow.
 T. Davis. of the firm of H. Fridge & Co, will leave in the morning for Phenix. He has met with success in Prescott.
 Col. Bigelow contributes an interest ing communication in this issue in re- gard to the Walnut Grove Water Storage Co.'S enterprise.
 fl. Goltws.er { Son have dissolved par.uevhip, the senior member retiring. The baa:ness VIII be continued by Morris Goldws,er.
 All shippers of orc and nacrchanl.ss arc requested 10 attend . meeting to- night, at the office of the county assessor. See notice elsewhere.
 The train yesterday afternoon took the boarding trsin and load of era- ployees ou, to the scene of the wreck, which occurd yesterday afternoon.
 In our"l-gi.iai;ve proceedings" of yes terday tue indefinite postponement Q! q bill introduced by the Speaker was re- ferred to which was an error. The bill spoken Of was introduced by member from Cochise, and not by the Speaker.
 The celebrated horse case ot Xiii patrick and Strahan is on trial before the district court to-day, on appeal from Justice Goodwin's court. of the Verde 1 valley. Mr. Kilystrick's interests in the case are being looked alter by E. N. Sanford.
 The most elegant supper will be served to ballgoers ca next Thursday evening 1 in Bashford's new Opera-house tdown stairs in Howey halD by Jules Bau- mann, the confectioner and caterer. All the delicacies Yhe market affords will make the rounds. smong which are fresh oysters, chickens, ham. tongue. salads, ice cream. cake, piee. fruit, &c.
 Richard De Kuhn. ex-chicf justice of Cherry creek. is enjoying the freedom of the capital. Richard refuses 70 be inter- viewed on the subject of his mission here, but it has been learned from those who are in his confidence, tha. he IS here for the purpose of eniisting blue ribbon brigade in the cause of teni- An alliance is also hinted at with the salvation army scout.
 The editor of our contemporary anever opens his mouth. but he gets his loot in it.n He talks abont running an l Ffinting orice, when as a matter of fact he employs only one printer who belongs 10 the union. This oi course Is DO reflection on the really excellent however, who gre placed in . false light by their-over sraent eun- ployer.
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Houe e.

In :hs house a number of unimportanf measrres were discussed and passed
 The principal feature of the morning session, however, was the reconsidess- tion Of house bill No. 2. This bill au- ihorizes the governor to veto sections of an appropriation bill without interposing veto of he wh7o bill A vote ws- .sk- .T, on t yss' 'er'' nG .ar | i.E- pcrai.e iismses ii ". i'e ;oG.
 inc rar!. '4sa --s sttllee sil. ( recon sileratiC Q. lh. ,o'e sker to-day Ie
 -,;,;:rg h i,e ts.a, }ssed hy s9se oi lS to Il -Ja. as..ec.-.s so.ans sy.a.-
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Council.
TRuxspAY. Januasy 30sA.


 rHrHspAY. JanuAsy 3osA- Both houses met st the osuAl hou, this morning
 The session of the councl ~ss devosed principally to the consideration q the Industriai Exposition bin The 18th legislative session passed bill donstins $1CO00 for this association, $2, ,500 oi which wac to be paid in 1887 \ bili WAS introduced to repeal the law and thus cave .his S2 800 to the territory Able speeche. were made this mofnin for and against the r-r-A.ing of the ball. 4 vote was taken sustaining the sPpso pril;ion by to ,. whsn the council ad- journed until 10 o'clock to-monow.
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. Noueo.

Hcose net A.asu.i hour. Routine oi Dusiness vas gone thrprzh ws,host sny measufes of importance coming mp:
 Adjourned until 10 q. sn,. to-snorrov.
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kcuSe.

Called to order at 10 o'clock. Prayer by chaplain.
 Resolution authorizing the employ ment of three additional clerks in each house, was laid on the table.
 Mr. Doran intrcduc House bill Nc. ?, for the relief of Andrew 1yner. ex- sheriff oi Turns county which was referred to committee on territorial affairs.
 House oil! No. F, introduced by M,. Gray. to repeal section s, chapter 34, laws of Ari.ona, was on motion indefi- nstely postponed
 House bill No, 2, introduced by Mr. Baker. to repeal act No. S4 of special laws Of 1885. to provide for building a levee on wes; bank os G;la river, in valley of Yuma. Wss read second time, tI4e rules were suspended. bill read third time and ,!aced un i,s final passage and passed by vote of 22 yeAs, Mr. wores not voting.
 House bill No. 2l, introduced by MT Smith. to repeal the law authorizing the Board os Supervisors, of Maricopa county toissue bonds for improving the court house at Phenix and furnishing same, was read a second time end referred.
 House bill No. l4, introduced by MT. Scott, of Apache county, to prevent the carrying of concealed weapons etc. was read the second time and on motion was referred to the committee on judiciary.
 On motion house adjourned until . o'clock.
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lunches.

The proprietors of the Elite saloon, near the Williams house. furnish a hot lunch every day from F to 2 o'clock. and a cold lunch from ID :30 10 F p.m-,f
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Eve. oody should attend the Ian e tomorrow evening, to be given the Prescott Rifles, to the members L. the iegisiature.
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". W Vavpxa s,LT..

Ford. Mentezunia su=,, cigar
 store. Frrsfi eanIies au,s iGts jas,. re oeir ! these so3is are nk.e and ;re<h,-
 I bay in small qIalnii::es. consequently have no old stock on hsna. Gise tnc q sail. ...-~ 7 a '.. '@ pI4tf
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Numerous brands of cigars at al prices, by the box or thousand. Sole agent for "our Tin Box Cigar" Cigar cites and ;obaccos no; a few. Apples oranges and lemons to Dc hAI at Ait ken's cigar store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

:, Brecht & Throne have carload of
 shuttler, farm i sering wagons, which
 they ofler for sale very cheap. ...l.:. tf '
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enrting fremen irasa ia1y dr'y e:e- rs- iesrs6 to same 4commifses. -,
 Electric telegraph bfl p.s.ed ,.-..
 Adjourned until 10 s. n. ismorJov.
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ecy Wanted

To learn the printing trade. 4 salary given to star. in with. Apply .. this office.
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srAarl,nc Anscumerm rsr.

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 .a,li.a., asou'e-e-s rurzi.r os .:h@
 ..,. .e.i i. ltsI-.s'l with i..s ii...ae.... .'est of r'erh.ndi-e to .urplr hi. old .aa n-- customers at -sele.-ls or ?. .an. <.
 H. i.aport. Fleur. er.in, susar, Coal . oa. c.nned Good. sr,d Meats. sy the ear load. .ad i' consequently in 1. position to cut and Keep cutting win the cutter.
 He delivers goods free oi charge, and h,. Fte.h coss< sr0aud every morning. Baled Hay always on hand F.
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The celebrated horse case is still on trial Some thirty or forty witnesses will be examined during the trial. The case is being heard by Judge Porter without jnry. The horse will be introduced in evidence on the trial The horse is valued at $100. but he has been lost sight of now as the real bone of the contention in tine suit, the costs having completly overshadowed him. The costs returned from the justices court, where the suit was orig ipally commenced, was over $l 900 and will certainly be more than doahle in tlndie6niu1unBuu1u1AI1~--A--ts;; is reached, ic say nothing of the attofney's tees uf both parties.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

Boots and shoes made to order. in tho most substantial manner. hy Wm. H. Billings at his new shop on C,r,ez street, opposite the City Feed Yard, suyisihle patching and general repairing spe-. ciaIfy. : -. nlliay
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Stock ses ssle.

" Soo l.,ad a: i:eiiers to sell. frorn
 !, .sghteea monthe oi-sese bes.. ..-<. god: Ai,sefieaa sse,>k.< WsIl ~< s'i,e.e r: J, 4 bargain APrly ....t.<Iy -l-@; .;'.- s-
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roushsAteentjor,

There will he q special meeting of Hose Nc. l, Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Important matters. By order of Foreman,
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Notice.

=. Call st Lincoln's for Vegetable Rher- nAtic Compound. Sure cure. If a
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Nov0o Os Representatives. The following tils were in.rsduced


 By Smith, an act repeating . bill authorizing Marieop~ county to issue bonds for court house furniture and i'm prorement of plaza
 By Trippel. to attach . portion of Yavapai county to Gils.
 By Webb, to deiiae certain county boundaries, intended particularly to de- fine the county boundary between Mari copa and Yarapai, giving the former . slice of Yayarai. Yavapai delegation wanted bill referred to Maricopa and Yavspai delegations which was opposed by Smith and Webb Q. Maricops and carried by them.
 By Oliver. an act ordering judges to appoint court commissioner in all the counties, to have power to try au causes arising in district courts. whether e original or appeals from justices courts. Ry, Aaker :ssAaG.s -ciss-sisss-lsvUU bill, Tuna county.
 Adjourned until 10 .. m. Monday.
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Ir. Do-aa today introduced b'il 'o abC!ish .he office of comni..'o.s-. oi immigration. I:should rasf.
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Kentucky sour mash whisky double s.ar' ,r1 soodr and genuine Tennessee H.:its rye d, me Cob Wob.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26
lopc,nc MOUSE

For safe at q grea. bargain. Enquire at the waldo House. .s.. oct2Stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

TLe best cigars in Prescott, are kept a. Baurann's candy and oyster house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

Genuine Philadelphia oysters as Bau- r1ann's confectionery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

Walter Murphy came n on last even. ing's train and will spend few days in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

NIT. Ashurst introduced his bill to-day to form ;he new county of Frisco. frup the easIern rart of Yavapai county.
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Hcsice .a ge%tfa

Ee have ps fSs t,s.Ss Isfss nsss-. oer os accoag;s s3ns pas, cEe EsssJ- one o~s,cs IS MIST ecui- f3ss2td and settle Ts.srs arc As.ii < i<rgc na-n5-r of acce1rts '. lie !&tc firm 6. l. Bash ford < Co. usY4ii- Thes= Ee r1s-zg es..- ieotinnee:sse5F .. Flsee in ss.r harts .. 1u, -.,d..@y, .s sns. ..'- s.s
 jI. Y. z BA5HEOzOa co.
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Geo. H. Tinker of the FlAgstaf Cham. pion, is in the capital again.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

Jules Baumarl vii! pco' ie n elegant supper Tor ball goe-s, to- norrGv nigt...
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-01-26

Fresh homemade candies at Bau- nann's candy store.
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Sudde0 Death.

Dr. Elint's Hear, Remedy will prolons lie by preventing those su3dsn deatLs from heart disease which bring untold misery to families, often plunsins them into poverty, because of the un:imsiy death Of the bread vicre: 4: drug gs's, sl 50 Descriptive ;rea;ie w.,n each bottle; o- address ; j Nack G Co, !rorne:o:., : 7.
 Milk io. sale d; Dauz.5nc's co1..4- ionery, by the gl4ss, quAs: CT sa!.ou.
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Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Catar-, rah ot many years stansiing-restOred my Eence of smell For 6lin the 'is9dieW0k0 nke magic.-E. H. Shex- wood, National Sfete Bank, Elixabeth, N. ]. Eeey to use See adv. :. .::s ::
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Fine oranges and lemons st Bau- inann's oyster saloon.
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Council. Monday, Jan. q.
 Council met at the usual hour.
 Message received from the governor transmitting report of territorial treas- urer. On motion ordered printed at least possible expense 10 the territory.
 The attorney general reported that any one county could abolish county coGrts without tser- being ahriised in all tu. them gTnb. >cUf c -,c, ne
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 \ reccr s.iere;.oD e-- nd e: i,oo.c III ih rc rc~ csr .I ;a
 Ms. Di.xe Iltsoo.,eL a b.n selstive to collecting Esenss also ono relaseiug to join: liability oi debtors.
 Adjourned un,il usus. Aouf to-nu.. TOW.